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  • Interviews

Rainbow Making

Amelia Rose Estrada

The art making is on the surface and the deeper layer is that we all investigate who we are.

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  • Reviews

The School for Temporary Liveness Misses the Mark

Kat J. Sullivan

Perhaps, in a true analogy to a school, I left feeling unsure that I’d learned anything new at all.

photo: Aidan Un
  • Reviews

Finding Breath in Our Altars: Reviving Black Bodies

L. Graciella Maiolatesi

Jones, standing behind the podium, echoes Garner’s words, and I can feel the air being sucked from the room.

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  • Reviews

Museums in the Performance Mix

PMA’s Friday Remix offered circus, poetry, dance, and music, capped off by a DJ-driven dance party.

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  • Reviews

Look Up!

Maddie Hopfield

The easy alignment of the joints, so quintessentially Trisha Brown, dangles unadorned above Center City.

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  • Reviews

In Motion: TBDC in Time and Spaces

I find myself puzzling out Trisha Brown’s strategies, asking questions, making discoveries.

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  • Reviews

Cowboys Chugging Red Bull in Iraq

Mira Treatman

The epic two-hour escape provided ever more evidence of U.S. pissing contests.

  • News, Public Square

A New Partnership: thINKingDANCE and See Chicago Dance

Exchanging links to featured articles on both sites.

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  • Reviews

Living Statuary

Miryam Coppersmith

Leah Stein Dance Company captures the beauty and ambiguity of staged realism in Close to Home.

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  • Reviews

Dance Like Dr. Z’s Watching

Miryam Coppersmith

You are Not a Shining Star: "weird but not boring."